When you say "green channels", are you talking about channels that just faded down in intensity (as opposed to blue channels that faded up), or channels in a green color palette?
If it's colors in a green palette, see above.
If it's channels that have faded down in intensity, I don't believe there's a way at the moment. What are you trying to do with the channels?
When you say "green channels", are you talking about channels that just faded down in intensity (as opposed to blue channels that faded up), or channels in a green color palette?
If it's colors in a green palette, see above.
If it's channels that have faded down in intensity, I don't believe there's a way at the moment. What are you trying to do with the channels?
This is why I should never post before my first cup of coffee... Jörg, if you are looking for all channels that move down in level in a cue, sadly, Sam is correct that there is no way to query just those channels at this time. You can [Query] {Moves Only}, but that will select the Blue *and* Green channels (which may be better than nothing — you could also append that query command with Flexi-View Channels to get those results on as few pages as possible to make it easier to see which channels move down). You can also Query a specific level such as [Query] [@] 0 to show you everything that has moved to 0 in the current cue.
